Fractional CRO · Founder-led B2B

I own your revenue strategy — and build the engine to deliver it.

A fractional Chief Revenue Officer for founder-led B2B companies. Not another rep, not a consultant with a deck. The person who owns the commercial strategy, directs your sales leaders, and builds the system behind the number.

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The shift

You don’t need more reps. You need someone to own revenue.

Most founder-led B2B companies under €20M try to grow by adding salespeople — and ask them to create pipeline from cold, with weak messaging, an invisible founder, and no system behind them.

The bottleneck was never rep effort. It’s the absence of a commercial strategy and the engine to execute it. That’s a revenue-leadership job, not a hiring problem — and at your stage you don’t need a full-time CRO to do it.

What I own

A revenue chief, fractionally.

The method

Apex — the system I run inside your company.

What makes this a different kind of CRO engagement: I don’t just manage a pipeline, I build the machine that fills it. Seven components, one operator, measured against revenue.

Commercial positioning — ICP, narrative, proof
Founder & team distribution — market visibility
Outbound infrastructure — data, deliverability, sequences
Sales enablement — assets reps actually use
Embedded content operator — I bring them in & lead
GTM command rhythm — weekly coordination
Pipeline measurement — sourced accounts, revenue lift
Revenue accountability — the number, owned
The engagement

Built to be deep, not diluted.

Commitment6-month minimum, quarterly go/no-go
AuthorityNamed ownership of revenue strategy
RhythmWeekly command meeting with the founder
CapacityA small number of clients — by fit
InvestmentDiscussed on the call

Best fit: founder-led B2B, €2–15M revenue, a sales team already in place, and a founder ready to be visible and decide fast.

Should your company be running revenue as a system?

A 30-minute call: where you are, where you’re going, and whether the fit is real.

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